The Illusion of Peace: Why Afghanistan Needs More Than an End to War
By Nazila Jamshidi Afghans, as a nation at war, often with themselves, understandably demand an end to the conflict. Recently,...
By Nazila Jamshidi Afghans, as a nation at war, often with themselves, understandably demand an end to the conflict. Recently,...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan The Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan has reignited a fierce debate: are they devout defenders of...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent escalation in attacks attributed to the Islamic State group in Afghanistan and beyond has reignited...
By Nazila Jamshidi The extensive list of human rights violations by the Taliban, reported by the US State Department, will...
By A. Shafaq As much of the global community shuns Afghanistan's Taliban regime, China is forging diplomatic and economic tieswith...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan In a recent turn of events, the Taliban's Minister of Justice, Abdul Hakim Shara’ee, made headlines by...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent order by Taliban leader Mullah Habatullah to ban TV interviews and images of the group's...
By Shinwari Pakistan, since its creation has been a deeply divided state, even though it was founded on the principle...
By A. Shafaq Iran's Chabahar Port, nestled strategically in the southeast region, stands poised to receive a substantial injection of...
By Mahnoor I am ‘Mahnoor’, a citizen of Afghanistan, a region often overlooked on the world map, where people are...